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pauses proposed this week, across 5 clients · demo
Every client, the same way
One rule set, one queue, one method. Any account manager can pick up any client.
“We run ads for fifteen brands. Can we review every client’s prompts each week without living in Ads Console, and show clients what we did?”
Every client’s prompts, one weekly routine.
One method for every brand: the same themes, the same rules, one queue, and a change log per client that shows what was paused, why and who approved it. Exports and change logs work today. Multiple brand workspaces per login and white-label reports are Coming.
14 days free · no card needed · View pricing →
- $4,970
- prompt spend across 5 demo clients in a month
- 9
- pauses proposed by one rule, across clients · demo
- 3
- default rules, written the same way for every client
The problem today
Fifteen clients, fifteen drill-downs, and a client asking what you did.
Every client’s SP and SB campaigns run prompts, billed at their CPC. Reviewing them means the same five-click drill-down for every ad group, account and week, and a prompt drops out of the console 65 days after its last click. When a client asks why a prompt was paused, the console has no answer.
US only
Sponsored prompts run in the US store
Enrolled automatically
Every eligible SP and SB campaign
Billed at your CPC
Since 25 March 2026, from the same budget
65 days
How long the console lists a clicked prompt
1Time
The drill-down doesn’t scale
Campaign › Ad group › Ads › Prompts, for every ad group of every client. Weekly reviews quietly stop happening.
2Consistency
Every manager judges differently
Without a written rule, one account manager pauses at 20 clicks and another at 200. Clients notice.
3Governance
No record of who paused what
A pause in the console leaves no reason and no approver, so there’s no trail to show the client.
4Retention
The evidence expires
The console lists a prompt for 65 days after its last click. A quarterly review needs more history than that.
How it works
Step by step, across five clients.
Shown on the five fictional demo brands as five clients. Every figure is their demo data. Pick any step to jump to it.
- How it works
Five demo brands · demo data
Little Nest· Baby
prompt spend$0
with no orders$426
Lumière Lab· Beauty
prompt spend$0
with no orders$190
Northfield· Supplements
prompt spend$0
with no orders$131
Brewhaus· Kitchen
prompt spend$0
with no orders$366
Stride & Co· Activewear
prompt spend$0
with no orders$197
Today each client is its own workspace. Switching between them from one login is Coming.
A workspace per client
Each brand’s reports are kept in its own workspace, apart from the others. Five demo clients here, with what prompts cost each one this month.
What you decide with it
Not a report to read. Decisions to make.
Recover
$0,000
a month on prompts with no orders · demo
Spend that sold nothing
Across the clients, $1,311 of $4,970 in prompt spend brought no orders. That’s the first thing to show a client.
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return on prompts across 5 clients · demo
What prompts return
Prompt spend, sales and return per client, from their own reports, ready for the monthly review.
Who uses it
One view, for everyone who touches it.
Account manager
One weekly queue per client, each line with the rule and the numbers behind it.
Head of paid media
The same written method on every account, and a log of who approved what.
The client
A clear account of what prompts cost, what they returned and what you changed.
Client services
Exports and change logs to put in the reports you already send.
Today, and next
What works now, and what’s coming.
Works today, in every trial
- Prompts report upload from Ads Console, as CSV or Excel
- Every clicked prompt grouped by what the shopper is asking
- Scale, fix or pause for every prompt, with the rule printed
- Alerts when a new prompt appears in your report
- A workspace per client, each with its own data
- The same default pause rules on every workspace, with a dry run and an approval queue
- A change log per workspace: proposed, approved, dismissed, paused and undone, with who and when
- CSV exports of prompts and questions per client
- A weekly email summary: last week, the top three decisions and your alerts (on by default; turn it off in settings)
The business case
Across five demo clients, $1,311 a month went on prompts that sold nothing. Finding it for every client, every week, with a trail to show them, is work clients notice.
Coming · not in the product yet
- Multiple brand workspaces per login
- White-label client reports
- Amazon Ads connection, pending Amazon’s approval: every client synced daily, approved pauses sent for you
Questions
Before you trust it, the straight answers.
- Can I manage several clients from one login?
- Not yet. That’s Coming, along with white-label reports. Today each client is a separate workspace, and exports and change logs work in each one.
- Is each client’s data kept apart?
- Yes. Each workspace holds one brand’s reports, and nothing is shared between workspaces. A client’s data can be deleted in one step.
- Can the same rules run for every client?
- Every workspace starts with the same default rules: no orders after 30+ clicks and $50+ spend in 4 weeks, ACOS above 100% after $25 of spend, and off-product prompts after $10. Adjust them per client as needed.
- What do I show the client?
- The change log (what was proposed, approved, dismissed, paused or undone, by whom and when) and CSV exports of prompts and questions. Branded, white-label reports are Coming.
- Does it pause prompts in the client’s account?
- Not yet. Today the approved pause is made in Ads Console and marked done. With the Amazon connection — coming, pending Amazon’s approval — approved pauses would be sent through the Ads API.
- How is it priced for agencies?
- Plans are priced by ad spend, and the Scale plan is built for many brands. See the pricing page for current figures.
The product behind this page
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